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by b3ing 1y ago
It’s 2025 and windows can even show a preview of a png
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by b3ing 2y ago
Yeah it sucks, but for many even in a good economy, you will struggle like that coming from a small college that isn’t well known or just not looking the right way. Life isn’t fair, just do what you have to, to get by
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by b3ing 2y ago
We'd probably go into a recession, there is a lot of money in advertising and marketing
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by b3ing 2y ago
Dentists will probably lobby against this
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by b3ing 2y ago
I guess it’s time for people to come up with open source printers
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by b3ing 2y ago
But no customers want to talk to them
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by b3ing 2y ago
Maybe someday you will be able code in c or whatever language and have AI convert the entire codebase to assembly in 15 seconds.
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by b3ing 2y ago
Exactly, they will be H-1B visa worker over someone with a PHD from a non-Ivy League/non-big-name college
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by b3ing 2y ago
With no standards of ethics for conflicts of interest, nepotism, etc, our government will fail us more and more
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by b3ing 2y ago
I doubt they even took an oath to the Constitution
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by b3ing 2y ago
I read it can make you grow man boobs
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by b3ing 2y ago
The goal is to underfund after "needed" cuts, to prove it is worthless, then they can have someone create a business and pay that same amount in tax money to a company instead. The CEO will take most of the money and use H-1B visa
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by b3ing 2y ago
Have they taken an oath to the Constitution or even have security clearances?
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by b3ing 2y ago
I’m waiting for them to find an ancient fart bubble trapped in amber
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by b3ing 2y ago
Might of been when AI companies stole everything online and disregarded copyright, and even used pirated ebooks to feed their models
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by b3ing 2y ago
It seems fair since all the other AI's scraped copyrighted information, images, video online and from pirated books, etc. without ever asking anyone first.
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by b3ing 2y ago
Lots of back door deals. Just expect more government things put in TX just like the Army built that place in Austin, when we have plenty of dead bases that could be reused
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by b3ing 2y ago
100,000 US jobs that I bet most are h-1b workers and they go over the 80,000 limit there were over 220,000 issued in 2023
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by b3ing 2y ago
They aren’t nerds, they are MBA/Trustfund bros
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by b3ing 2y ago
I suspected at least one of the other social media platforms did something like this. Why compete when you can pay to win
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by b3ing 2y ago
The US will probably foot the bill for this and Ukraine, of course some big US company will get the contract after a deal has been met with our politicians that can sway things their way
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by b3ing 2y ago
I doubt they will offer a way, they need free training material since you use their “free” product
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by b3ing 2y ago
It’s a way to protest the ban by saying no to the US tech companies and system since it was clearly a lobbying deal because if they cared about privacy they would put some rules in place that even US companies would have to follow
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by b3ing 2y ago
UHC is planning on releasing AI for their healthcare denials, they’ve been murdering for quite awhile without AI so I doubt this will change anything
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by b3ing 2y ago
Yep the job market isn’t going to get any better.
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by b3ing 2y ago
The true rich (billionaires) always win, anything less and you are a pawn
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by b3ing 2y ago
They won’t do anything about this. India will own the software industry if AI doesn’t, either over there or here. Cheap labor always wins. So many hiring managers are biased as well
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by b3ing 2y ago
It won't happen, it didn't happen before, plus there is too much money to be made by his friends.
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by b3ing 2y ago
There were thousands of victims that died by being denied healthcare but we can’t see them or hear there stories but they are ignored and forgotten
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by b3ing 2y ago
The real problem is that they can’t fix the morality behind the original issue, money over lives is just wrong

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